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The AI boom has a hidden price. Our investigation into the secrets of US data centers just won a prestigious Polk Award. Read the award-winning series here: bit.ly/4kQpi1K Read more about the win here: bit.ly/46YWnCG (Credit: John-David Richardson for Business Insider) #datacenters #ai #artificialintelligence
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"I can't remember a time when a young person with no work experience, but with the right mindset and experience using some of these tools, has ever been so valued," Sierra cofounder Clay Bavor said. bit.ly/3QUM3Hg

Sierra cofounder says some of his best employees are AI-savvy 22-year-olds

"Some of our most effective employees at the entire company are 22 or 23 years old and have been completely AI-pilled," Clay Bavor said.

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Omni Ventures will back pre-seed startups building AI, robotics, and automation tools for manufacturing. bit.ly/3SLzC11

Investors ignored manufacturing startups for years. These ex-Apple engineers raised a $33 million...

Omni Ventures will back pre-seed startups building AI, robotics, and automation tools for manufacturing.

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SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell donates stock to Trump Accounts days after the President's prediction bit.ly/4eYLcNt

Elon Musk's No. 2 says she's giving SpaceX stock to Trump Accounts

SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell donates stock to Trump Accounts days after the President's prediction

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The backlash over Sony's decision to stop producing physical PlayStation discs starting from 2028 is not letting up. bit.ly/4y7L9aU

The backlash against Sony ditching PlayStation discs is not slowing down

Sony's decision to stop producing physical discs from 2028 has had gamers up in arms and brands trolling — and it's only getting messier.

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The World Cup is delivering drama, controversy — and halftime entertainment straight out of science fiction. bit.ly/4vMtVhI

Meet the humanoid robot that made a surreal cameo in the Norway-Brazil World Cup game

Attempts to build a robotic footballer have so far not been a success, but Atlas appears to be pretty good with a ball at its feet.

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John China and Andrew Kresse co-lead a JPMorgan team of more than 550 focused on banking startups. They broke down how they make it work. bit.ly/3SLvwG6

Delegation, trust, and a shared nickname: How two bankers co-lead a 550-person JPMorgan team

John China and Andrew Kresse co-lead a JPMorgan team of more than 550 focused on banking startups. They broke down how they make it work.

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Who's responsible for making sure workers keep up? Some CEOs say employees need to learn on their own time. Many workers say companies should provide the training. bit.ly/4wxEMfL

Your boss probably expects you to learn AI on your own time

Companies are embracing hackathons, training sessions, and mentoring from 9-5. That doesn't mean you're off the hook on nights and weekends.

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"My everyday life now reflects the kind of freedom I used to only experience during short vacations," says Chikara Kennedy. bit.ly/4vaxkpx

I took a paycut after Meta and moved to Mexico to launch a coaching business — now I'm much happier

After her Meta layoff, Chikaraa Kennedy launched a coaching business and moved to Mexico — where she spends less and has a better quality of life.

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Realizing returns on AI adoption requires strategic investments and organizational change, two new reports found. bit.ly/4vytd7b

Companies are buying AI tools. That doesn't mean they know what to do with them.

Realizing returns on AI adoption requires strategic investments and organizational change, two new reports found.

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Booking.com's chief business officer James Waters describes his use of AI to analyze strategic problems — and how he tracks token spending. bit.ly/4aBTslt

The largest selection of hotels, homes, and vacation rentals

Whether you’re looking for hotels, homes, or vacation rentals, you’ll always find the guaranteed best price. Browse our accommodations in over 85,000 destinations.

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Here's where nine investing veterans say they'd put $10,000 to work in the market right now. bit.ly/4vNo8IX

Where to invest $10,000 right now, according to 9 top Wall Street minds

Stocks had a stellar first half, but the investing landscape is shifting. Here's where nine Wall Street pros say to park a chunk of cash.

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Celine Dion also taught him that slowing down is the fastest way to get things right. bit.ly/3SMRKHN

Law Roach explains how working with Celine Dion shaped his career

In 2024, Law Roach came out of retirement to style Celine Dion for her surprise appearance at the Grammy Awards.

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Is your aversion to phone calls and direct communication impacting your chances at work and your relationships? A conversation coach explains how to improve your talking skills. bit.ly/4f5H7HH

I've been a communication coach for 20 years. I find people to be increasingly fearful of phone...

Mary Jane Copps, a conversation coach, said anxiety around phone calls is prevalent among Gen Zers and millennial professionals.

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The Kang Kon is the second of North Korea's new destroyers, which Kim aims to be its first nuclear-capable warships. bit.ly/4wsixYy

A year after a disastrous maiden launch, North Korea's new destroyer is up and firing its guns

The Kang Kon suffered a botched broadside launch in May 2025 that ended in the vessel capsizing and its hull being partially crushed.

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The battle for a quick, affordable dinner now includes the grocery aisle as diners seek quality and value. bit.ly/4f1Us3J

Fast food's newest rival isn't another burger chain. It's the grocery store.

Fast-food chains face new competition as grocery stores expand prepared-food options, challenging traditional drive-thru value meals.

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"Incremental foreign inflows have already begun rotating toward other AI-related beneficiaries and industrials, and we expect this trend to continue as investors seek exposure to the broader AI supply chain and opportunities that are uncorrelated with A... bit.ly/4veDKUQ

South Korea's red-hot stock rally still has room to run even after recent turmoil, Goldman Sachs...

South Korea was Asia's best-performing equity market in the first half of 2026, with the benchmark Kospi index nearly doubling.

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"The first thing that you have to do as a founder is you have to go from the technical thing that you know how to do and that you can add value with, to learning how to manage people," Ross said. "For me, that probably cost Groq three to four years." bit.ly/4y7P2g9

Groq's founder says his 'terrible' leadership cost his company 3 to 4 years

Jonathan Ross said that he made lots of management mistakes early in the chipmaker's journey.

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Greenland is home to vast reserves of rare earth minerals, but harsh conditions, environmental concerns, and geopolitics have slowed efforts to mine them
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"Morris Chang started TSMC in his 50s," he said, referring to the founder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. bit.ly/4y69H48

After decades in Silicon Valley, a former Apple and Amazon engineer started an AI chip company in...

The AI boom has produced a new generation of founders racing to build companies around emergent technoloy.

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She found the pace at Google in the US unsustainable, so she quit and traveled with her partner for a year. bit.ly/4p5eHBT

I left Google and spent a year traveling. 6 months on a Thai island led me to a career I never...

Sara Wilczynska tried everything before leaving Google. She trained in sound healing, led diversity initiatives, and even cut her hours — but it wasn't enough.

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